Motorola P930 quick start To recharge the battery without removing it from the pager

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TIP Before leaving on a trip, make sure the battery and any extra batteries are fully charged. All rechargeable batteries experience self-discharge, meaning that a small amount of energy discharges everyday as a battery sits on the shelf. Recharging the batteries to full charge should take an hour or less per battery.

Recharging can be accomplished by placing your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager in the charger or by removing the bat- tery and placing only the battery in the charger. For opti- mum performance, use the recommended Motorola charger.

To recharge the battery without removing it from the pager:

1.Insert the transformer’s round connector into the connector on the back of the charger.

Transformer

Two-pronged Plug

Transformer

Round Connector

2.Insert the transformer’s two-pronged plug into any standard 120 Vac power supply outlet.

3.Hold the pager face up over the charger.

4.Position the pager with the Motorola logo on the same side as the charger’s red and green LED indicators.

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ÄThe battery can be charged separately or while it is in the pager. The charger is intentionally designed so that you cannot place both the extra battery and the pager in the charger at the same time.

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Indicators

5.Press the pager down into the charger until an audible click is heard. The red LED indicator light means the battery is charg- ing.

ÄA flashing red LED indicator means the battery is not making a good contact. Ensure the pager is properly seated in the charger.

6.When the green LED indicator lights, the battery is fully charged. Slide the pager forward to release it from the charger.

7.Remove the round transformer connector from the back of the charger, then remove the plug from the power supply.

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Contents Quick Start Guide Motorola License Agreement Contents Welcome Using This Manual Getting Started How Your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager WorksHow Your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager Works Keyboard Standard Control KeysAlt-mode Functions Battery and ChargerShift-mode Functions To recharge the battery without removing it from the pager To remove the battery for charging To recharge the battery outside of the pagerTo connect the docking station to your computer To replace the batteryInfrared Port HolsterTurning On and Off Your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager System SetupTo reset your pager To turn on your pagerAbout PageWriter PLEASE! Carefully read ALL the instructions firstConfiguring Your Timeport P930 Two-Way Pager Setting the Date and TimeTo select the time format To select an alert modeTo select the date format Assigning Alert ModesSending a Test Page to Yourself AddressesAssigning Alert Types Entering AddressesTo edit an individual address To add a groupEditing Addresses To change the name of a groupDeleting Addresses WriteWriting Messages Attaching Message Replies Importing MessagesAdding Quick Text Saving Your Message to the Drafts InboxFiling a Message Draft Scheduling a Delayed SendEntering a One-Time Address Reading Incoming Messages Setting a Reminder Message AlarmRead Sending ResponsesDeleting Messages Forwarding MessagesFiling Messages Managing the Message AreaTo rename a personal inbox InboxesTo create a personal inbox To assign routing rulesTo set the alert type for an inbox To clean up an inboxTo assign a cleanup schedule to an inbox To delete a personal inboxOutbox Trashcan CustomizeViewing System Status Setting Up Internet Fax Service Enabling and Disabling Alerts and AlarmsCustomizing the User Interface Customizing Message Features Quiet TimeTo set an alarm To clean up all inboxesSetting the Alarm Clock Maintaining Inboxes and ApplicationsFlex PC Partner Using the PC Partner Shell Configuring Flex PC PartnerTo configure Flex PC Partner To open the Flex PC Partner ShellTransferring Address Book Information To determine a partlets versionManaging Your Address Book Address BookTo save an open Address Book file on your PC Managing Address Book FilesTo create an Address Book file on your PC To save an open Address Book file under a new nameTo import Address Books from other PC-based applications To open an Address Book file on your PCTo merge two Address Book files on your PC To delete an Address Book file from your PCManaging Addresses of Groups To add an individual to the Address Book on your PCTo delete an individual from the Address Book on your PC To add a group to the Address Book on your PCTo add addresses to a group in the Address Book on your PC To delete a group from the Address Book on your PCPrinting Address Book Information Managing Your MessagesInstalling and Removing Applications Backing-up and Restoring InformationUninstalling Flex PC Partner To copy data from your pager to your PC for backupTo restore data to your pager from your PC Checking Memory Usage on Your Timeport P930 Two-Way PagerMemory Management System General Safety Instructions Patent InformationTimeport P930 Two-Way Pager Specifications Commonly Asked QuestionsWhy do I keep getting reminder alerts? Why don’t I receive messages?Why don’t I get alerted for incoming messages? My pager is acting funny. What’s wrong?Why does the sending of my messages fail? Why does my pager keep alerting me to the same message?Why are my incoming messages placed in the wrong inbox? Why are messages disappearing from my inboxes?What caused my application installation to fail? Flex PC PartnerQuestions? Cleaning Your PagerCare And Maintenance IndexIndex PIN @6881034B65@

P930 specifications

The Motorola P930, released in 2011, is a notable entry in the world of smartphones, primarily known for its innovative features and cutting-edge technology at the time. It was designed to meet the growing demands of mobile users who sought advanced functionalities coupled with sleek design.

One of the key features of the Motorola P930 is its impressive 4.5-inch capacitive touchscreen display, which offers a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. This display size was particularly significant for media consumption, providing vibrant colors and sharp details ideal for watching videos, browsing the web, and enjoying mobile games. The phone's design was characterized by its slim profile, making it easy to handle and carry.

Under the hood, the P930 was powered by a dual-core processor, which contributed to enhanced performance and multitasking capabilities. It usually featured around 1GB of RAM, enabling users to run multiple applications simultaneously without lag. The phone ran on the Android operating system, allowing users access to a plethora of apps through the Google Play Store.

Photography enthusiasts would appreciate the Motorola P930’s camera capabilities, featuring an 8-megapixel rear camera equipped with autofocus and LED flash. This allowed users to capture high-quality images and videos. A front-facing camera was also included, facilitating video calls and self-portraits, which were becoming increasingly popular during that era.

Connectivity options on the P930 were robust, with support for 3G networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS. This suite of connectivity features ensured that users could stay connected wherever they went, whether through data networks or local Wi-Fi. The inclusion of GPS made navigation easy, providing users with accurate location tracking and mapping capabilities.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Motorola P930 is its battery life. Equipped with a removable lithium-ion battery, the phone was capable of sustaining regular usage throughout the day, which was an essential factor for many users at the time.

In conclusion, the Motorola P930 stands out as a smartphone that combined performance, style, and functionality. With its large display, robust processing power, good camera quality, and strong connectivity options, it catered well to the needs of tech-savvy users. Even years after its release, the P930 remains a significant model in the evolution of mobile technology, reflecting the trends and expectations of its era.
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